OpenEuler joins RISC-V Landscape, and related technologies have completed ecological adaptation.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Xing Han roaming clues delivery! CTOnews.com March 10 news, open source Euler openEuler announced that it has joined RISC-V Landscape (you can click this link to visit).

Joining RISC-V Landscape this time means that the ecological adaptation of openEuler to RISC-V architecture has been recognized by the RISC-V Foundation, and the relevant technology has been adapted to RISC-V ecology.

At present, openEuler has launched several distributions of RISC-V architecture based on openEuler development. In the future, openEuler will continue to explore more possibilities on RISC-V architecture processors.

In February this year, RISC-V SIG successfully adapted the Euler operating system on Saifang Technology's VisionFive 2 development board, and the openEuler RISC-V 22.03V2 image is available on the VisionFive 2 development board.

OpenEuler is an open source project incubated and operated by the Open Atomic Open Source Foundation (CTOnews.com Note: OpenAtom Foundation). OpenEuler is an open source operating system for digital infrastructure, which supports server, cloud computing, edge computing, embedded and other application scenarios, supports diverse computing, and is committed to providing a secure, stable and easy-to-use operating system. By providing deterministic guarantee capability for applications, it supports OT domain applications and the integration of OT and ICT.